I demonstrate how to quickly add text behind an item in a photograph using Photoshop in this lesson! This effect is ubiquitous, appearing on everything from magazine covers to film posters, and often includes the placement of text behind a person’s head. As we will see, creating the look in Photoshop is very straightforward. A simple picture, some text, a fast selection, and a layer mask are all that is required! Let us see how it works.
Step 1:
Open your image
Step 2:
Insert your text into the picture and align it with the item.
Step 3:
Using the Layers panel, drag the picture to the Background layer. To pick the Background layer, click on it.
Step 4:
Move the duplicate layer above the Type layer.
Step 5:
Choose the Quick Selection Tool
Step 6:
Choose the region in which the text will be hidden.
I hope you found this tutorial easy to understand, make sure you check out more of our tutorials to learn more about graphic design and graphic design programs!